Linux version: not completely integrated with Nautilus?

[ddbug]

Hello,

I'm testing the Linux version now on Ubuntu 11.

It works fine when comparing two files or dirs on the "normal" filesystem
But fails to recognize paths like smb:// or other funny prefixes (you get the smb:// prefix when connect to Windows share)

Other Gnome apps, like gedit, have no problem to open files on smb:// would be great if you could make this work as well.

Thanks in advance and best regards,
dd.

[Chris]

Thanks for the suggestion. Connecting to Samba shares using smb:// is on our wish list for a future release of BC3 for Linux.

In the current version 3.2.4, you'll have to use the mount command in a terminal to mount Samba shares to a local folder before you can access them in BC3.

[boughtonp]

I was about to start a new thread asking the same thing.

Trying to use BC on Linux to compare against a remote Windows machine, but it returns a "folder not available" error when using any smb path.

Trying to mount as a local directory isn't working, so I'm going to have to do this another way entirely.

[Aaron]

Trying out mount as a local directory isn't mounting correctly in Ubuntu or isn't browsing correctly in BC3?